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Summary of importance, field, and class parameters
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The importance (or priority) of the article/subject, regardless of its quality.
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The current quality class of the article.
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Top |
Extremely important, even crucial, to its field, and very significant beyond it
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FA |
This is a featured article.
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High |
Contributes a substantial depth of knowledge with significant impact in other fields
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A |
Essentially complete, well written and referenced; possible featured article candidate.
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Mid |
Adds important further details within its field, with some impact beyond it
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GA |
B+ quality, and also a good article.
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Low |
Contributes more specific or less significant details, or is mainly of specialist interest
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B |
A decent article, but it needs further editing to extend coverage or accessibility
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C |
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NA |
NA(Not applicable). This is normally Templates or Talk pages.
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Start |
Referenced, but cleanup or expansion is needed.
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??? |
Default, priority unknown because nothing is assigned to its priority.
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Stub |
Article has very little content, or is a stub.
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